Telegram-herald., 1887-09-29

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the mid4ss Of = esfEasid three miles e2si q
Lyons.
TIE nsw law ouneslllng al cites snd
corporations - erect s2Ees scFozs the enas ~
drsw bridges went irso effect tbs rees.
There Is heavy ps1ally ina aposed on Any
city 0r town falling " comply with thls
law.
Ava Haywood. TIE impeEseaaior. re-
Gently with the AHns Berger e0nesrt com-
pany is nox Organizing new company az
Battle Greek, 70 DAY Oilberts comedy
''sweelheArts," IA connection with musical
spseialt1es
The Fnrska cornes baud of Calumet. one
Of tke 1nest in the Upper Peninsula has
decided 10 remove 70 Marquette Sltuatsns
have bcsE found tneze for all the members
and a hearty support will be given The
Organization in its s.tempt TO capture the
pennant lsr Axfqastse.
Tom s Apologize, editor and proprietor
OF tae bright Adrian I,Dsss. prints briei
history of bis papsr At the head OF the
editorial colump. The paper was estas-
li-hed as the L$uesrfs RepHtlioa. end Adrsas
Gazetie in ls34 ThEs you see Toms paper
is older than be.
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county, man with q family consisting OF .
wife and nine children, is the defendant 10
the charge of incest the complaining wit
ness being his seven teen year-old daughter.
The case vas set for tomorrow. Friday, at
ID. m. The svidsnce in the case appears to
b conclusive and Is positively appalling.
The Lansing Republican says the new
liquor Law has already had . married eject
| in that city. Two drug stores Of Lansing,
that have heretofore sold as much or more
liquor by the drink as any saloen, have
| stepped that busiaess entirely, and Others
are expected to do likewise. The regulations
! and penalties Of the new law are too severe
to be fooled With.
A. J. Aldrich, OF the Coidwatsr ReplsJ-
| iicon, Is encouraging mauirnony and popu-
lation in Branch Comfy By offering to send
| the Republican free fcr one year 20 the frat
| couple in each township, village and ward
| in the county who will marry under the
new law. and VIII re12in residents Of the
| county; also 10 con;il1e t3e paper for an
other year on report OF the FIRST baby in each
4 case.
| The first passenger train over the Ssuit
branch OF the DclutL, South Shore i Allan
| tic Railway arrived at p. IN. Tuesdsy
The party consisted of James Mcmillan
president accompanied by General Poe,
United States Enginsar; General King. aud
| Colonel Clitz. ali OF Dstreit; also the Ohiei
| Engineer and other officials. The line vii
be open for passenger and freight traffic ia
about ten days.
| John Donovan, a convict from Ogemaw
county, ton years for burglary made sp a.
tempt 10 escape from Jackson -priSbn Sun
day afternoon by means of rope fifty fee
long, made out OF sheep twine. he also
had pole fifteen feet long. made out o
spliced pieces Of wood. The pole could b.
folded together. He sad inserted an irer
into the bolt hole OF tl.e door TO present tn,
door becoming locked and while the con
victs were at divine services he bored sew
| eral holes Trough the ceiling and intendeC
| 10 cut noie larR2 enoryh to escape, but h'
| wss found out I'D lcJtsd up.